texts: <mask> is a professional footballer who plays for Padova in Italy and the Albania national team. He is dual Albanian and Swiss. Kosovans had to emigrate to Switzerland in the 1990s because their parents were originally from Podujevo, Kosovo. Arlind was the first child of the couple. He is the older brother of twins who play football and Albian who plays for Celtic and the Switzerland national under-21 team. The family became Albanian citizens in July of 2015. His father was a goalkeeper.Arlind was inspired to start playing football when he was 8 years old and started playing with his father every day at the age of 10. He played for the under-16, under-18, and under-21 teams in 2004. He played for the under-21 team from 2010 to 2015. He scored 4 goals in 67 appearances. He was called up to the first team ahead of the 2011–12 season after signing his first professional contract with the club on January 2, 2011. He made his league debut as a substitute on August 28, 2011. He won the Double, League Championship title and the Swiss Cup at the end of the season.He only played once in the league and had two Swiss Cup appearances with the first team squad. At the end of the 2012–13 Swiss Super League season, <mask> won the Championship title for the second time and was second in the Swiss Cup. In the semi-finals of the 2012–13 Europa League, there was a match against the reigning European champions, but they were beaten 2–5 on aggregate. In the 2–1 away win against Lausanne-Sport, <mask> scored his first league goal. He won his third league championship at the end of the Super League season. They were beaten 2–0 by Zrich in the final of the Swiss Cup. In the group stage of the competition, in which they finished third, they qualified for the knockout phase and advanced as far as the quarter-finals.The season was a great success for the city. The championship was won for the sixth time in a row and they reached the final of the Swiss Cup. They finished runners-up for the third season in a row, losing to FC Sion in the final. In the group stage of the competition, they reached the knockout phase after a 1–1 draw againstLiverpool on December 9th. They lost to Porto in the Round of 16. There were 65 matches played by Basel, of which 36 were in the Swiss League and 6 in the Swiss Cup. The season was not a good one for Ajeti.He played in 17 games for the team, 3 in the League, 2 in the Cup and 1 in the Champions League. Shklzen Gashi and Taulant Xhaka were two of the three Albania international football players who participated in the knockout stage of the European competition for the first time. After six months as a free agent, he signed a contract with the newly promoted side of Frosinone. He chose the number 93 due to his year of birth. He thanked the club for giving him this opportunity after he was presented to the media two days later. He was an unused substitute for the first game he was called up for in December of 2015. He scored in the match against Sassuolo on January 6th when he was involved in an own goal.Torino completed the signing of Ajeti on a free transfer. He had the option to extend his contract for another two years. His salary was reported to be $500,000 per season. He made his debut in a 1–1 draw against Empoli. He scored his first goal against Pescara in the 9th minute to send the score 2–0 and conceded an own goal later, but Torino won the match 5–3. There is an option to buy until the end of the season. In the match against Chievo on 17 December, Ajeti made a strike for goal that was diverted into the empty net by Ante Budimir, which was enough to give Crotone a 1–0 victory.On 13 September of this year, <mask> signed a one-year contract with the option to extend it for a further two years, thus returning to Switzerland after three years. A club in the 1st Division of the Danes confirmed that they had signed a new player. The club did not say how long he had been with them. Padova had an option to extend his contract for another year. The Switzerland U17 team defeated Sweden in a game on March 4, 2010. He made his debut for the Switzerland U-18 team in a 2–2 draw with the Belgium U18. In the game against England on June 2, 2011, <mask> played his first game for the Switzerland U19 as a substitute.He made his debut for the Swiss U21 team in the El Madrigal stadium in Spain. The Slovakian U21 team won the game 0–1, but he played the entire game. He played his last game for the Swiss youth teams. During the qualification matches for the European Under-21 Championship, the Ukranian U21 team lost 0–2 against them. Footballers of Albanian descent started to express their desire to play for Albania after the abandonment of the Serbia and Albania match. He said that he will play for the senior team of Albania. He made his debut for Albania in the " Group I" friendly Match against France in the 69th minute when he came on as a substitute.On March 5, 2015, <mask> received Albanian citizenship and was able to play for the Albania national team. On 21 May 2016 he was named in Albania's preliminary 27 man squad for the Euro 2016 and on 31 May he was in Albania's final 23 man squad. He scored his first international goal during the Euro 2016 warm-up match against Qatar, which ended in a 3–1 win. Albania's first ever Euro match ended in a 1–0 defeat to Switzerland. The team who conceded two late goals in the second match against France was weakened by the substitution of <mask> in the 85th minute due to an injury. In the third and final match against Romania on 19 June, <mask> produced a Man of the Match performance by helping the team to keep a clean sheet in a 1–0 victory to provide last 16 hope. Albania did not concede a goal in the competition, making him a favorite of many Albania fans.Albania finished third in the group with three points and a goal difference of 2, and was ranked last in the teams that finished third and fourth. Due to an injury, <mask> was unable to join the Albania national team in their first three games of the World Cup qualification. He was unable to recover in time to play in the 4th game against Israel. He was called up for the first time after he recovered from the injury he sustained in the World Cup qualification match against Italy. In June 2015, <mask> married Pranvera Krasniqi. Despite being born and raised in Switzerland, all of the <mask> brothers communicate in Albanian in their private life. Club International goals are career statistics.The score column indicates the score after each goal. The Swiss Super League, Swiss Cup, and Uhren Cup were all won by the same club. The runner-up in the 2012–13 Individual Euro 2016 Group A is the man of the match. The players are F.C. Footballers from Switzerland, Albania, and Calcio Padova are playing in the Euro 2016 tournament.

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texts: <mask>, also known as S Nhip, was a Chinese military general, politician, and warlord who lived during the Eastern Han dynasty and early Three Kingdoms period of China. He was the Administrator in present-day northern Vietnam. Chinese traditions concerning <mask>'s life can be found in the third-century historical text Records of the Three Kingdoms. He promoted Buddhism. The Vietnamese honoured him as King S (Vietnamese: S Vng) in some temples after his death. In the sixth generation from his ancestors who migrated to northern Vietnam, <mask> was born in Jiao Province. His ancestors moved to Jiao Province after Wang Mang established the Xin dynasty.The administrator of Rinan Commandery, <mask>, was the father of <mask>. One of the elite families of Han Chinese origin, the <mask> family, migrated to Vietnam and played a major role in the development of the country. In his youth, <mask>e studied the Zuo Zhuan with the help of a teacher from savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay He served in the Han central government as a Gentleman of Writing but was later dismissed because of official reasons. After his father's death, he was nominated as a maocai and was appointed as the Prefect of the county. The Han central government assigned him to be the Administrator of the Commandery. The Inspector of Jiao Province was appointed by the Han government as a result of being a warlord.The locals rebelled and killed him after he tried to get more taxes from them. The Han government replaced him with Zhang Jin, but he was murdered by Ou Jing. The new Inspector of Jiao Province was appointed without the approval of the Han central government. The administrator of Cangwu Commandery, <mask>, passed away, and he sent his sub, Wu Ju, to take his place. The Han central government appointed <mask>e as General of the Household Who Pacifies the South and put him in charge of the seven commanderies. After <mask>e thanked the Han central government and paid tribute, the Han central government promoted him to General Who Stabilises Distant Lands, in addition to enfeoffing him as the Marquis of Longdu Village. The Han Empire was in a state of chaos as various warlords fought for power in northern and central China.The remote province of Jiao was not caught up in the chaos. Even though he was a nominal subject of the Han Empire, <mask> was still in control of the province. <mask>'s younger brothers were both the administrators of Hepu and the commanderies in Jiao Province. In the early 20th century, Wu Ju got into a conflict with the other man and forced him out of the province. The Inspector of Jiao Province was appointed by Sun Quan, the man who controlled the territories in the Jiangdong region. <mask> wanted his followers to submit to Bu Zhi's governorship, but he had a plan to assassinate him. Bu Zhi was able to outwit and kill Wu Ju.<mask> was appointed General of the Left to honor him. At the same time, the leader of the Han central government, Cao, wanted to gain <mask>'s support as an ally against Sun Quan, so he gave nine honours to him in the name of the emperor. After the fall of the Eastern Han dynasty in 220, Sun Quan became king and established the kingdom of Eastern Wu. <mask> sent one of his sons, <mask>n, as a hostage to ensure his loyalty to Sun Quan. He regularly paid tribute to Sun Quan. Yong Kai, a local tribal chief in Shu territory, defected to Wu after <mask> instigated him to rebel against Shu rule. The title "Marquis of Longbian" was awarded to <mask> in recognition of his efforts in inducing Yong Kai to defect.Around the age of 89, <mask> died of illness. The family of <mask> had at least five sons. The third son of <mask>, <mask>, became the Administrator of the Commandery after his father's death. The emperor wanted to split the province into two, one being called Guang Province and the other being called Jiao Province. The Inspectors of the two provinces were appointed by Sun Quan. The Administrator of the Commandery was to be replaced by <mask>. When he heard about the new arrangements, <mask> rebelled against the rule of Wu and sent his troops to block Dai Liang and <mask> from entering the province.At the time, Huan Lin begged his superior to obey the order and give up his governorship to <mask>. <mask> flogged Huan Lin to death after he refused to do so. A battle took place between Huan Lin's nephew and <mask> over the course of a few months. After that, they made peace. After learning of <mask>'s rebellion, Sun Quan ordered L Dai, the Inspector of Guang Province, to lead troops back to Jiaozhi Commandery. L Dai promised <mask> that he would be spared if he surrendered. The gates of the Commandery were opened and surrendered to L Dai.L Dai lured the <mask> brothers into a trap during a banquet and then read out a list of their crimes. All of them were executed and sent to Sun Quan, who was in the present-day Ezhou area. <mask>'s brothers, <mask> and <mask>, along with their families, were spared from death but became commoners. <mask> and <mask> were executed for committing crimes. In the 220s, <mask> sent his oldest son, <mask>, as a hostage to Sun Quan to ensure the emperor's loyalty towards him. <mask> and his brothers were executed by L Dai in 227. The rest of the <mask> family did not survive.After his brothers' deaths, he was reduced to being a commoner. He died of illness and didn't have a son to take over. Worship of "King S", S Tip in Vietnam <mask>e ruled Vietnam for forty years and was posthumously deified by later Vietnamese monarchs. Stephen O'Harrow said that <mask>e was the first Vietnamese. <mask>e's rule is a milestone in the development and fusion of two new social groups in Tongking - a sinicised Vietnamese group and a vietnamised Chinese group. The latter came to understand that the interests of the delta were more important than the Chinese empire. Taylor believed his appointments gave formal legitimacy to the emergence of a regional ruling class with strong ties to the local society.Hesided over a regional power arrangement based on great Han-viet families that could field private armies. From the Chinese point of view, <mask> was a "frontier guardian", while from the Vietnamese point of view, he was the head of a regional ruling-class society. It was easy for people to shift between the two perspectives. The man of Chinese or mixed ancestry is a common figure in early Vietnamese history. "He was the first of many such people to emerge as strong regional leaders who nurtured the local society in the context of Chinese civilization". Most of the people who emerged as the leaders of Vietnam were of mixed ancestry, and their political outlook was based on the interests of Vietnamese society. Some temples in Vietnam still honor <mask> as "King Si" today.The traditions of the Chinese records with local Vietnamese traditions have been enriched by the Vietnamese history. List of people of the Three Kingdoms References. There are records of the Three Kingdoms. Pei was born in the 5th century. There are annotations to the records of the Three Kingdoms. The name of the person is Sima, Guang. There is a person named Zizhi Tongjian.There were 137 births and 226 deaths of 2nd-century Buddhists and 3rd-century Buddhists.

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texts: The producer of the television shows MacGyver, Entertainment Tonight, and America's Funniest Home Videos isVincent John "<mask>" <mask>. He runs a production company. FishBowl Worldwide Media was launched in 2010 by <mask>a, an independent production company that develops properties for film, television, digital platforms and brands. A native of Rhode Island, <mask> began his career in the entertainment industry as a singer, under the stage name Johnny Lindy, and released two records. <mask> said that guys who sang romantic ballads were up a creek without a paddle. I adapted. <mask> married a television production executive he had known from his days at CBS.He has two children, a daughter and a step-daughter. He was the manager of WECB, the campus radio station, at Emerson College in Boston. Gina and <mask> have a daughter, Cara. He worked at WBZ-TV in Boston for nine years after graduating from UCLA with a Master of Fine Arts degree in film. <mask> moved with his family to Los Angeles after he left WBZ-TV. After not finding a job for eight months, <mask> was hired by CBS to direct and produce documentaries which earned him fourEmmys and aPeabody Award. Battle of the Network Stars, which <mask>a produced in 1976, is considered to be one of the pioneers of reality TV.By the 1980s, <mask> had become a producer for the syndicated newsmagazine Entertainment Tonight and later served as a producer for one season on the ABC series MacGyver; he was also a director for the American Music Awards and the Academy of Country Music Awards. Tea Time with Space Dinosaur was a short lived children's cartoon. <mask>'s first two television series were based on Japanese programs. The Tokyo Broadcasting System game show Waku Waku was the inspiration for the ABC series Animal Crack-Ups. Fun TV with Kato-chan and Ken-chan was an inspiration for America's Funniest Home Videos. America's Funniest Home Videos reached a milestone 600 episodes in 2017, making it the longest-running entertainment show on ABC. America's Funniest People, Videos After Dark, and World's Funniest Videos were spinoffs of the show.Several made-for-TV movies were produced by <mask>a. Allen Funt, who owned the rights to the show and agreed to the deal because he needed the money, later spoke out against the revival in his 1994 autobiography. Funt stated that <mask>a had too much product placement and that neither he nor his choice of host, Dom DeLuise, grasped the concept of the show. The Caucus for Television Producers, Writers and Directors was chaired by <mask>. He has been on the board of trustees for many years and is now the vice-chairman. He donated one million dollars to start the fund-raising effort. On August 23, 2007, <mask>a received her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.The first winning video from America's Funniest Home Videos was accepted into the National Museum of American History in 2009. <mask> <mask> is an executive producer of Upload with Shaquille O'Neal. The show consists of O'Neal and friends rounding up the week's online video clips, as well as creating their own viral videos and commenting on and parodying current pop culture stories. The TruTV show has executive producers Bruce Gersh, Susan Levison, Ellen Stiefler, and writer-executive producer Yahlin Chang. <mask> <mask> is working with Sony Pictures Television to make a weekly medical television drama based on the book The Heart Speaks. Arleen Sorkin was fired from America's Funniest People in 1992 because she was white. In response, Sorkin filed a lawsuit against <mask>, claiming that she was dismissed from the show due to her race, after ABC Chairman Dan Burke suggested to <mask> that Sorkin be replaced by an African-American or a person of another ethnic minority.For lost earnings and harm to her professional reputation, Sorkin requested $450,000. Sorkin claimed that after she denounced the move, <mask> changed plans and hired a white co-host. In an interview for Ben Shapiro's Primetime Propaganda, <mask> was asked if the accusation that Hollywood is a left-wing town was true. <mask> said it's probably accurate and he's happy about it. This was a double-barreled question because it asked if Hollywood is a politically left-wing town and if left-wing ideologies dominate scripted shows. In his book, he used <mask>'s answer as evidence that producers, executives and writers in the entertainment industry discriminate against conservatives and are using television to promote a socialist political agenda. "Shapiro said he never revealed his political agenda," <mask> said.Three former female employees sued DiBona's two production companies, Vin Di Bona Entertainment, Inc. and Fishbowl Worldwide Media, Inc., for sexual harassment, sexual assault, and retaliation. The lawsuit was filed. There is a case in the Los Angeles Superior Court. Vin Di Bona productions 1944 births Living people from Rhode Island Place of birth missing

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texts: <mask> is an American attorney and journalist who is the chief legal correspondent for MSNBC and host of The Beat with <mask>. "MSNBC's 6 p.m. hour in network history" became the "longest-running" show in network history in 2021, beating "CNN in total viewers" and performing better against Fox News. The Beat was ranked in January of 2021. CNN and FOX News averaged 2.6 million viewers a night, while 1 at 6pm averaged 2.6 million viewers. "MSNBC's best rating ever for the time slot was achieved by the Beats ratings", according toForbes. <mask>'s show has become one of the most viewed shows online, with 13 million monthly viewers, the most of any MSNBC show, according to the Daily Beast. Some of the most watched MSNBC segments are beat reports.Peter Wehner of the New York Times called <mask> "an outstanding interviewer, among the best on television". <mask> is the son of an Israeli immigrant. His grandparents were survivors of the Holocaust. <mask> graduated from the University of Michigan with an A.B. There is a degree in political science. He moved to Washington, D.C. after graduating from college. He joined John Kerry's presidential campaign after working for the Iowa caucus.<mask> earned a J.D. when Kerry failed to win the presidency. He was an editor of the Cornell Journal of Law and Public Policy and an intern at the Manhattan public defender's office. <mask> worked for a First Amendment lawyer. He began writing political columns for various news outlets. MSNBC asked him to be a guest host. <mask> was named their chief legal correspondent. <mask> is a legal analyst for NBC News as well as MSNBC's chief legal correspondent, covering the United States Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the Supreme Court.He won an award for his coverage of the Supreme Court. <mask> reported that a former FBI official told him that the firing of FBI Director James Comey could lead to an obstruction of justice investigation. An obstruction investigation was part of the probe that was announced in May. The case of impeachment for "bribery" was reported in October by <mask>. According to Mediaite, top Democrats began making the bribe case for the first time in a month. Ratcliffe cited a segment from The Beat during his impeachment hearing. On August 29, 2017, <mask> broke the story that a state investigator was looking into the legality of charging potential defendants in the Muller probe with state crimes, meaning a conviction would not be eligible for a presidential pardon.On the day after the report, New York State prosecutors filed separate charges against Paul Manafort. <mask> interviewed the former Trump campaign manager about whether Trump asked him to interfere in the investigation. The false answer was brought up in a congressional hearing. <mask> broke the story of police repeatedly tasing a Virginia man until he died in police custody, an investigative report that led to an FBI investigation of the officers' conduct. <mask> broke the story on MSNBC that Democrats on the Ways and Means Committee will request President Trump's tax returns. The United States House Committee on Ways and Means Chairman requested Trump's tax returns in April. The Beat with <mask> has featured interviews such as Sheriff Joe Arpaio, who talked to <mask> after receiving the first pardon of Donald Trump's administration.<mask>'s interviewing skills have drawn attention. He was nominated for an award for interviewing four witnesses in the same day. According to Columbia Journalism Review, <mask>'s veins appear to contain ice water, and he betrays no emotion during intense exchanges. "<mask> is an outstanding interviewer, among the best on television," said Peter Wehner, a former White House official. "<mask> on MSNBC" runs a good straight news hour, contrasting The Beat to other news programs, wrote conservative commentator Tiana Lowe in June 2020. The Beat is a show that "avoids the singular focus on Trump's misdeeds that consumes some other hosts", according to Mediaite. Lee Daniels got emotional in an interview about his life and career with <mask>, saying it was the only time he would cry on television.<mask> was the host of The Point, a Sunday evening MSNBC program, as well as a substitute host for other MSNBC shows, such as The Rachel Maddow Show and The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell. <mask> was a correspondent for The Nation, where he wrote about law, politics, organizing, civil rights, and technology, as well as several books. The report about organizing for America was written by <mask>. Hip hop lyrics are used to explain political or legal scenarios. He is the "secret fourth Beastie Boy" according to a Vanity Fair article. <mask> is the host of a music show on Apple Music. <mask> lives in Brooklyn.Drew Grant is a pop culture reporter at The New York Observer. He is a member of the New York State Bar Association. 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texts: <mask> was a United States Marine who received the Medal of Honor for his actions during the Spanish–American War and the Navy Cross during World War I. <mask> was born June 20, 1870 in Charles Town, Jefferson County, West Virginia. He enlisted in the United States Marine Corps on August 10, 1892. He was awarded the Medal of Honor for bravery in signalling the gunfire support vessel while being exposed to heavy enemy fire in Cuba on June 14, 1898. <mask> participated in every campaign the Marines were involved in during his enlistment and he was the holder of several awards for bravery. The Spanish–American War was one of the campaigns he participated in. The moved east along the shore to provide naval gunfire support.The Spanish discovered the movement and their main body was found near the Well. The Marines and Cubans occupied the hill which overlooked the enemy's position and were immediately subjected to heavy rifle fire. Because the sender was not clearly visible, the message was misinterpreted, and the Dolphin began dropping shells on a small group of Marines. The problem of directing the fire of the Dolphin was solved by Sergeant <mask> who put himself in danger of falling shells and enemy fire and signaled for the bombardment to be stopped. When Sergeant <mask> finished his message, the ship answered, according to war correspondent and author Stephen Crane, who was with the Marines there. After picking up his rifle, <mask> went back to his place on the firing line. The Spaniards began to retreat after the Dolphin shifted her fire.<mask> received the Medal of Honor for his actions. The Philippine–American War lasted from October 26, 1901 to March 26, 1902. He played a crucial role in covering fire for the Marines in the battle at the Sohoton Cliffs, and in the March across Samar under the command of Major W. T. Waller, by using an M1895 Colt–Browning machine gun. Veracruz <mask> was on expeditionary duty in Mexico from April 21, 1914 to November 23, 1914. The Secretary of the Navy praised <mask> for his performance during the assault of that city, saying that he showed coolness, bravery, and judgment in the first two days of the operation. One of the battalion sergeants major of the 6th Marines in 1917 was <mask>. The Battle of Belleau Wood was the first battle of the War for him and he was awarded the Navy Cross and theDistinguished Service Cross for assisting in the delivery of ammunition over a road swept by enemy machine gun fire.He earned these decorations on June 6, 1918, when "he volunteered and assisted in taking a truckload of ammunition and material into Bouresches, France, over a road swept by artillery and machine-gun fire, thereby relieving a critical situation." The French fourragre of the croix de guerre was awarded to him. He was involved in every battle fought by the Marines in France until October 16, 1918, including the Battle of Soissons and the Aisne-Marne offensive. He retired on November 20, 1918 and was recalled from July 26, 1920 to September 15, 1920 after requesting to come back. He was 52 years old when he died in St. Louis, Missouri on September 9, 1922. Sergeant, U.S. Marine Corps, has a medal of honor and citation rank. The child was born on June 20, 1870 in Charleston, W. Virginia.G.O. No. December 4, 1898. The Navy Cross is an award. The battle of Cuzco, Cuba, took place in 1898. <mask> signaled the U.S.S. during this action. A dolphin is exposed to a heavy fire from the enemy.The President of the United States of America takes pleasure in presenting the Navy Cross to Sergeant Major <mask> <mask>, United States Marine Corps, for extraordinary heroism while serving with the Headquarters Company, 6th Regiment (Marines), 2d Division. At Bouresches, France, on June 6, 1918, in action. Sergeant Major <mask> volunteered and assisted in taking a truck load of material into Bouresches, France, over a road swept by machine-gun fire, which alleviated a critical situation. The President of the United States of America, authorized by the Act of Congress, July 9, 1918, takes pleasure in presenting Sergeant Major <mask> <mask>, the United States Marine Corps, for extraordinary heroism while serving with the Headquarters. Sergeant Major <mask> volunteered and assisted in taking a truck load of material into Bouresches, France, over a road swept by machine-gun fire, which alleviated a critical situation. The United States Navy named a destroyer after him. On May 3, 1942, the ship was launched and sponsored by <mask>'s niece.During World War II, the ship earned four battle stars. The ship was named after him. There is a list of Medal of Honor recipients for the Spanish–American War.

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texts: <mask> contributed through his inventions and writings to the British Agricultural Revolution. A number of improved agricultural machines and implements were designed by him. During his lifetime, his experiments and publications were discussed a lot and continued to draw attention after his death. <mask> was born around 1745 and his geographical origins are unknown. There is no proof that he was Scottish by birth. He was raised in the countryside and was attached to rural pursuits from an early age. On February 25, 1781, he wed Sarah Freeman, the daughter of a farmer from Nottinghamshire.He was employed as an estate steward by Anthony Eyre. <mask> and Sarah had five sons and three daughters, many of whom died at an early age, but only <mask>' second son had an issue. <mask>'s interest in new agricultural practices led him to undertake a series of crop trials from 1783 onwards, and these convinced him of the superiority of seed-drilling over the traditional broadcast method of sowing. He was working on his own version of a drill-plough as early as 1787, but the death of his employer and his subsequent move to Brothertoft delayed this. <mask> conducted further trials on his own farm while he was estate steward to Cartwright. The collaboration between the two men over a period of fifteen years or so proved beneficial to both, as Cartwright combined an active political career with a keen interest in agricultural improvement. It brought <mask> into contact with Sir Joseph Banks, who later described <mask> as 'an honest man and an ingenious one', and with the agriculturist Arthur Young, who visited Cartwright's farm, saw some of <mask>'s inventions and remained in correspondence with him.<mask> published his two books, The Theory and Practice of the Drill Husbandry and Minutes in Agriculture, during this time. <mask> lived first in Stickney and then in the newly established township of Carrington when he took up a tenancy of his own on the recently drained Lincolnshire West Fen. The agricultural recession that followed the end of the Napoleonic Wars combined with a series of family bereavements to bring about a marked decline in his fortunes. He doesn't seem to have tried to patent any of his inventions and it's unlikely that he earned much from his published works. According to his final work, he may have lost money when several Boston banks collapsed. His last published work was a pamphlet that criticized the political establishment of his day and set out his proposals for reforms to the country, which was a departure from his usual topics. mos makes a plea for proper recognition of working farmers, who he believes are the basis of national prosperity, in contrast to what he sees as the vested interest of the landowning class.<mask> married a woman at the age of 22 and close to retirement. They had two children who died as children. <mask> was buried at Stickney Parish Church in Lincolnshire after he died in Boston. The Theory and Practice of the Drill Husbandry was first published in August 1794 and was re-released in March 1802. The book begins with evidence from his own crop trials that show the benefits of the seed drill over broadcast sowing. The construction of <mask>'s own drill machines, a drill plough, and two other devices are given detailed instructions in the book. He tried and failed to get a commendation for his drill from the Society for the Encouragement of the Arts, and was accused of plagiarizing his design by one of the society's members.It is known from Arthur Young's comments that <mask>'s design was used by at least one other farmer, but it is not known how many others adopted it. Unlike its main rivals, the expanding horse-hoe had shares that could be adjusted to suit different distances. <mask>'s drill plow was adopted by Arthur Young who praised it to the Board of Agriculture. <mask>'s second book, Minutes in Agriculture, was published in August of 1804. His book contained advice on which types of grass were most suitable for graziers to use, as well as illustrations and dried grass specimen. The more theoretical botanical sections of the work attracted a lot of hostile comment and later commentators acknowledged the usefulness of the practical recommendations. <mask> included information about the construction and use of a variety of farming implements in his book.His designs for a horse-drawn thistle cutter, sward-dresser and compound roller were less well-received because of doubts about its practicality. He castigates the gentlemen of landed property for ignoring the proper management of their land by calling for the removal of 'obstacles that oppose the promoting, improving and extending' of agriculture. <mask>'s writings include essays and letters in agricultural journals, covering a variety of topics from potato cultivation to his plans to design a workable reaping machine, but he later acknowledged he had been unsuccessful. The Board of Agriculture gave him a gold medal for two of the essays. His "Essays on Agricultural Machines" was published in the Board of Agriculture's Communications. The construction of a new roller and set of harrows, the breaking of horses and oxen, and a new design for a dynanometer are covered. He offered an original and practical solution to the problem of efficient plough design with special reference to the mouldboard in the most important of these essays.He challenged Thomas Jefferson's claim to have discovered the mathematical principles for constructing a mould-board of least resistance. <mask> was vilified by one of Jefferson's admirers, though less partisan American critics declared Jefferson's design to be badly flawed. <mask>'s approach to plowing construction earned him a place in the history of the design. <mask>'s books were only read a few hundred times, though his articles in Young's Annals of Agriculture and the Board of Agriculture's Communications would certainly have reached a greater number, and reviews and cyclopedia entries would have extended knowledge of his ideas still further. <mask>, unlike many of the best-known pioneers of the Agricultural Revolution, had neither the wealth nor the social standing to promote his ideas, but his publications establish him as an important contributor to the development. The first edition of The Theory and Practice of the Drill Husbandry was published in 1802. The first and second editions of Minutes in Agriculture."Essays on Agricultural Machines" is part of the Communications to the Board of Agriculture. 437–468. <mask>'s name and work are frequently found in nineteenth-century works on agriculture. <mask>'s contributions have been overlooked by the twentieth-century writers. The illustration of <mask>'s seed drill is in The Agricultural Revolution in Lincolnshire. The history of the committee. G E Fussell died.The Farmer's Tools: The History of British Farm Implements, Tools and Machinery was published in the year 1900. There were 45, 50, 68, and 104. Orbis Publishing is in London. The book was originally published in London in 1952. Bernard A was born in 1931. The physical properties of the soil. 15 to 18.There were births and deaths of British agriculturalists in the United Kingdom.

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texts: The best-selling book I Chose Freedom, written by a Ukrainian-born Soviet defector, was published in 1946, about the realities of life in the Soviet Union. After defecting to the United States during World War II, he began writing about his experiences as an official in the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. The child of a non-party, revolutionary father was born into a Ukrainian family in the Russian Empire on October 11, 1905. While studying metallurgy at the Dneprodzerzhinsk Metallurgical Institute, he became friends with the future leader of the Soviet Union. An enthusiastic Communist Party of the Soviet Union member who joined the party in 1929, <mask> later became disillusioned by witnessing the effects of collectivization while working in the steel mills of the Donbass region in his native Ukraine. In 1943, he was posted to the Soviet Purchasing Commission in Washington, D.C., after serving as a captain in the Soviet Army. After abandoning his post on April 4, 1944, he requested political asylum in the United States.The Soviet authorities called him a traitor and ambassador Joseph E. Davies appealed to President Franklin D. Roosevelt to extradite him. He was granted asylum, but was afraid of being killed by the Soviets. Cynthia Kuser-Earle is the daughter of Anthony R. Kuser and the sister of a New Jersey State Senator. Cynthia and Viktor never married. Anthony and Andrew were obliged to live under their mother's name until 1965, when they were unaware of their father's identity. When he defected, he had a wife, Zinaida, and a son, Valentin, who remained in the Soviet Union. The stigma of his father was removed by his adoptive father, who changed his last name to that of his stepbrother.In spite of his new name, he was known as the son of a traitor to the motherland and was sent to a camp for five years where he tried to commit suicide. After discovering that his half-brother Andrew lived in America, he applied for political asylum. The two half-brothers were together in Arizona in 1992. On the day he died, Valentin received his American citizenship. I Chose Freedom is a best-seller both in the US and Europe, and contains revelations about the Soviet Union's collectivization, prison camp system, and use of penal labor, which came at a time of growing tension between the Soviets. The publication of I Chose Freedom was attacked by both the Soviet Union and international Communist parties. The journalist Eugene Lyons would not receive credit, only a percentage of royalties, as a result of a deal that was made prior to him working with the man, the man had made a deal prior to him working with the journalist, the man had made a deal prior to him working with theI Chose Justice, which was a best seller in Europe, was mainly about the trial of the century in France. The French Communist weekly Les Lettres Fransaise libeled him in a French court after attacking his character. The trial featuring hundreds of witnesses was called "The Trial of the Century". The Soviet Union accused him of being a traitor, a draft dodger, and an embezzler. His ex- wife accused him of being physically abusive and impotent. When a KGB officer told him that he had been found mentally deficient, he leaped to his feet and yelled, "We are not in Moscow!" I'd tear your head off if you weren't a witness.Margarete Buber-Neumann, a survivor of both the Soviet and Nazi concentration camps, was one of the witnesses presented by the lawyers. The court ruled that he had been unfairly libeled, and only awarded symbolic damages. The Communist Party in France was damaged when worldwide attention to the cause was brought about by Alexander Werth, Technically. He covered his trial expenses even though he didn't get the cost he wanted. The verdict was appealed by Les Lettres Franaises. The fine was reduced because the trial publicity had helped sell books. The anti-socialist right-wing and the decreasingly anti-communist left-wing were both anti-social democrats.He lived in New York City. His business ventures in South America failed. Gary Kern believes that the KGB played a role in the failure. He was found dead from a gunshot wound to the head at his desk. Gary Kern, a biographer, accepts the view that <mask>'s death was a suicide. The FBI files obtained by Kern show that President Lyndon B. Johnson wanted the FBI to determine if the suicide note was authentic. Andrew believes that his father could have been a victim of a KGB assassination, despite the FBI ruling that it was authentic.Andrew produced a film about his father. More than 30 relatives of the man who defected from the Soviet Union were killed in the Soviet Union in reprisal for his defection, with family members facing harassment, imprisonment and even death. It is known that Mark Zborowski was one of the agents who discovered the location of <mask>. I Chose Freedom: The Personal and Political Life of a Soviet Official was written by Charles Scribner. Writers from Dnipro killed themselves in New York City.

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texts: <mask> is an author and professor of Psychiatry. He is a professor at the University of California, San Diego and a fellow at the University of Cambridge. He is the chairman of the Neuroscience Education Institute. The Director of Psychopharmacology Services at the California Department of State Hospitals is also the Editor-in Chief of CNS Spectrums. Over the past twenty years, he has published over 500 scientific papers, edited 12 textbooks and written 35 text books in the field of Psychiatry and Psychopharmacology. His research in the 70s, 80s and 90s has contributed to the field of psychopharmacology. The author of Shell Shock and his expert contribution to exposing inadequate mental health care for returning soldiers from Iraq and Afghanistan is known for his many academic contributions.The Lundbeck Foundation Award in Education was given to <mask> by The International College of Neuroscience in 2002. He was raised in Bryan, Ohio, but was born in Wauseon, Ohio. He finished his B.S. in 1973. He received his M.D. from the university. There in 1975. He received his PhD from the University of Chicago. He trained in internal medicine at the University of Chicago and in neurology at the University of California, San Francisco.He is a board certified Psychiatrist. He was an assistant professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the University Medical School and the assistant director of the Mental Health Clinical Research Center at the time. After teaching at the University of California Los Angeles and the Institute of Psychiatry in the UK, he became an associate professor of Psychiatry and Behavioural Sciences at the University of California Los Angeles in 1985. He was a consultant in Psychiatry at the Maudsley Hospital from 1985 to 1988. He joined the University of California, San Diego in 1988 as professor of Psychiatry and chief of Psychiatry at the San Diego Veterans Affairs Hospital. He is a professor at the University of California San Diego. He was a visiting fellow at the University of Cambridge in 2009.He heads the assessment and treatment efforts to reduce violence at the California Department of State Hospital System. In 1981 he became the director of the Movement Disorders & Psychopharmacology Research Clinic at Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Palo Alto and the chief of the Schizophrenia Biological Research Center. He worked for the Alza Corporation as director of clinical sciences, associate medical director and principal scientist from 1982 to 1985 and then joined the Merck & Co. Research Laboratories, where he stayed until 1988 as the director of the Neuroscience Research Centre. Over the past 35 years, he has been a scientific consultant and member of scientific advisory boards for dozens of Pharmaceutical companies, medical information companies, and public service organizations. He is a member of the scientific advisory board for Genomind. Works Stahl is the author of over 500 articles and book chapters. He has written 35 text books and edited 12 others, including the best-selling and award-winning Stahl's Essential Psychopharmacology, now in its fourth edition.He published a novel in 2015. With a special emphasis on multimedia, the internet, and producing and disseminating educational information about diseases and their treatments in Psychiatry and Neurology, <mask>'s interests are dedicated to this. His role was to train caregivers of wounded soldiers and ensure that the current system was appropriate after revelations about inadequate mental health care in the US Army. There is a partial bibliography of essential psychopharmacology. The New York edition of Cambridge University Press was published in 1996. In 2000. The year 2008.The year 2013. 2021. Drugs of Antidepressants. Martin Dunitz Press was in London and New York in 1997. Drugs of Antipsychotics. The London edition of Martin Dunitz Press was published in 1999. Depression and Bipolar Disorder can be treated with essential psychopharmacology.Cambridge University Press was in New York in 2000. Insights about sleep: excessive sleepiness. NEI Press is located in Carlsbad, CA. The Prescribers Guide Cambridge University Press was published in New York in 2005. 2006 2009. 2011.A year ago. A year ago. 2021. There is a book about chronic pain and Fibromyalgia. The Cambridge University Press is in New York. The Self Assessment Examination in Psychiatry has multiple choice questions. Cambridge University Press.A year ago. Harley House Press published Shell Shock: A Gus Conrad Thriller in 2015. In 2015, his alma mater named their annual award for the best medical student going into psychiatry after him. There are people from Carlsbad, California and the University of Chicago.

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texts: Sir <mask> was a British Conservative politician who was a junior minister. He was a Member of Parliament for 35 years before he lost his seat in the 1997 general election. <mask> was born in Cambridge to Hugh and <mask>. His father owned a small business. He began his career in journalism at the age of 16 when he joined the local paper. He was a Fleet Street reporter for The News of the World. After joining the Sunday Express, he became the Assistant News Editor under the Editor Sir John Junor.<mask> tried to become a politician but lost to Freda Corbet in 1955. He became the youngest member of the council. <mask> was the Conservative council's Chief Whip. In the 1959 general election, <mask> was elected as a Member of Parliament for Brentford & Chiswick. <mask> played a leading role in opposing the deportation of Anthony Enahoro to Nigeria where he would face charges of treason. The fact that he took on this challenge was due to Enahoro's arrest. He used parliamentary means to get the Home Secretary to not deport the Chief.<mask> said that Enahoro could not be deported because he could face execution. Anthony Enahoro was deported and jailed for 15 years after his efforts failed. <mask> had an interest in sanitary concerns over the River Thames and more radical local tax reform during his first parliament. Conservative MPs want education to be funded by the Treasury. In early 1963, <mask> was part of a group of young Conservative MPs who called for a change in the Prime Minister's leadership. Their choice was Edward Heath, the Lord Privy Seal who would become leader and Prime Minister, or Reginald Maudling, the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Lord Home was chosen as the successor.<mask> became an opposition whip in 1964. <mask> lost his seat in 1966 after the Labour victory in the 1964 general election. <mask> was the Member of Parliament for Warwick and Leamington from 1968 to 1997 after a brief 2 years as director for public relations for the Beecham Group. The death of the Attorney General triggered it. <mask> argued in 1969 that the Secretary of State for Employment and Productivity, Barbara Castle, should hold to her white paper which proposed to restrict, because he was the opposition spokesman on employment and productivity. She followed their advice. As a result of the Conservative Party returning to power as a result of the 1970 general election, the new Prime Minister, Edward Heath, put <mask> under Carr as Under-Secretary for Employment.He was involved in the passage of the Industrial Relations Bill. In 1974 he was moved to the Ministry of Defence as Under-Secretary of State for the Army, a post he held for just nine weeks due to Harold Wilson's return to politics after the 1974 snap general election. <mask> visited the survivors of the IRA's M62 coach bombing in hospital at the MoD. <mask> was the vice-chairman of the Select Committee on Race Relations and Immigration from 1978 to 1979. The new Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher, sent him to Europe as part of the British delegation to the Council of Europe and the Western European Union. <mask> was secretary-general of the European Democratic Group from 1983 to 1986 and chairman of the WEU Defence Committee from 1989 to 1993 before becoming president of the WEU Assembly in 1997. <mask> supported the Public Bodies (Admission to Meetings) Act 1960, which Mrs Thatcher had drawn up and introduced her maiden speech.<mask> was often to the right of his Prime Minister on many social issues during the Thatcher years. In May 1990 he used a football analogy to say "Do you sack the manager or don't you"? If the team isn't scoring goals, what do you do with a good manager? The sentiment was felt by many MPs and ultimately led to her downfall. He was knighted in 1983. <mask> found himself in controversy in 1995 when a Greek Cypriot claimed that <mask>'s holiday home in Northern Cyprus was his prior to the 1974 Turkish invasion. <mask> denied that the man owned the property.The 1997 general election saw Tony Blair's New Labour win a huge majority, leading to the loss of <mask>'s seat after 35 years in parliament. <mask> published a biography of Harold Wilson before the 1964 general election. He became the Chairman of the Wilderness Foundation UK in 1981. He became a deputy lieutenant in 1988. From 1985 to 1990 he was Chairman of the United and Cecil Club. He was a governor for three decades. He was criticized for being just a voice for drug companies in the House of Commons because of his business interests.In 1995 it was revealed that he was the third-highest earner for MPs with outside interests. <mask>'s views could be described as socially conservative, with him calling for tighter restrictions on pornography. He wanted the Guardian to be prosecuted for quoting from Lady Chatterley's lover. He has promoted press freedom as a journalist. He believed in hanging, thought life imprisonment should be at least 25 years, and was against anti-homosexual law reform. He called for a final halt to immigration as we know it in 1979. He felt that the then Labour Home Secretary, Merlyn Rees, had failed to grasp the problem of illegal immigration.<mask> was against allowing immigrant women with British citizenship to bring in their partners. <mask>'s views on the European Union became more Eurosceptic in the 1990s. In 1996, he warned that the EU was becoming too federalist, stating in an interview with Jane's Defence Weekly that "the $64,000 question is how we deal with the predatory attitude of the EU as it tries to take over defence." The view that Britain should be in Europe but not run by Europe was to become the Conservative Party's policy for the next two decades. <mask> had three children, a son, and two daughters, Charlotte and Antonia, and he was married twice. Their divorce was caused by his wife's affair with Tim Fortescue, a member of the Conservative Party. <mask> married again in 1976, this time to a management consultant named Catherine Amos.This ended in divorce in 2011. <mask> died on December 14, 2016 at the age of 90. Times Guide to the House of Commons, 1959 Times Guide to the House of Commons, 1964 Times Guide to the House of Commons, 1966 Times Guide to the House of Commons, 1970 Times Guide to the House of Commons.

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texts: <mask> is a lawyer and humanitarian. He is the 19th President and CEO of the NAACP. He was the vice chairman of the board of directors. One Voice Inc. aims to improve the quality of life for African Americans through public engagement. <mask> was born in Detroit. He attended Tougaloo College and studied law at the South Texas College of Law. The NAACP was formed in 1909 as a bi-racial effort to advance justice for African Americans.Du Bois, Mary White Ovington, Moorfield Storey and Ida B. There are wells. The NAACP has a close relationship with the national staff, including Tiffany Dena Loftin, the National Director of the NAACP Youth & College Division. The President's Award was presented to the singer at the NAACP Image Awards. Rhianna has enjoyed a career as an artist and musician, but has also distinguished herself as a public servant. The NAACP announced that they are re-envisioning the organization. The NAACP announced on June 30, 2020 that it was moving its headquarters to Washington, D.C.The NAACP doesn't endorse presidential candidates, according to the organization's president. We do not endorse candidates or political parties. I'm going to embrace the need to increase voter turnout in the Black community, and then we allow the voters to make a determination of the options on the ballot, which of the two they're going to select," <mask> stated. On June 10, 2020, the NAACP hosted a virtual town hall with former Vice President Joe Biden. In his lifetime, President <mask> has not seen a president as bad as Trump. I don't know if it's malicious intent, incompetence, a narrow view of the world, or a combination of the two. It's one thing to disagree about public policy and tax policy, but it's another thing to destroy the faith in our system the way he does.President <mask> was on the Tonight Show on June 1, 2020. In the interview, he apologized for wearing blackface. The biggest crime that white guys like me and the rest of us are doing is staying silent. We need to say something, we need to keep saying something, and we need to say "That's not OK" more than one day. The apology was powerful, but most importantly, it was about courage. More people need to speak about where they are with a really authentic voice in this time of many people searching for answers and displaying anger and hopelessness. I think you did that with the opening monologue. We are all born flawed, but flawed is part of the journey we are on to get to perfect.If anyone can say "I haven't made a mistake", run because that person is a liar. The Supreme Court of the United States blocked the Trump administration's attempt to dismantle the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program. In a 5-to-4 decision, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of the NAACP. This was a shotgun blast into the face of people that are proud to call themselves Republicans or Conservatives. The NAACP won a case in the Supreme Court that prevents the Trump administration from ending the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program for young immigrants. It's a huge victory for us. The NAACP convinced the Supreme Court to rule against Trump.<mask> said that the organization's traditional role of being a voice for Black communities, including immigrants, played a part in its decision to defend the program. People tend to think of the Latinx community when in fact it was far more reaching than that. The voices of the immigrants from the African Diaspora were silenced for a long time. If we don't allow our DREAMers to fully participate, there is no democratic dream for anyone. This is a huge victory for America. In the spirit of the NAACP's landmark Supreme Court victory in Brown v Board of Education, today's Supreme Court ruling in our favor is an incredible victory for justice. Affirmative litigation is important to ensure that the nation lives up to its ideals.Ensuring the Civil Rights for our community pushes the needle on social justice for the benefit of all. The war wages on despite today's exciting victory. If he wants, Trump could pull the plug again tomorrow. When Congress passes a permanent solution that protects DREAMERS, the fight is over. The Washington Post reported that the Trump administration has tried to end the program since September of last year. After a failed attempt at comprehensive immigration reform, it was implemented as an executive action by Obama. The dispute before the court is not whether the Department of Homeland Security may end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.All parties agree that it is possible. In the summer of 2020, the NAACP launched the Stop Hate For Profit campaign, targeting Facebook and its founder for refusing to take down hate speech on the platform. In an interview with MSNBC's Morning Joe, <mask> said that Facebook was one of the biggest threats to democracy. The NAACP was working on a campaign with the Duke and the duchess. President <mask> praised the couple for their leadership. The NAACP values your support to stop hate for profit. <mask> said in an interview with Forbes that the disregard Facebook has shown in putting a stop to the lies and dangerous propaganda on its platform exemplifies a lack of concern for the greater public.The #StopHateForProfit campaign should be joined by any brand that claims to have the best interest of its consumers in mind. Facebook is damaging its credibility with the American public, and any company that wants to avoid doing the same should send a message that we will no longer accept disinformation during this critical time. Over 750 advertisers joined the boycott by July 3. On July 1, 2020, CNBC reported that Mark Zuckerberg had agreed to meet with the organizers of the boycott. The members of the Stop Hate For Profit coalition met with the CEO of Facebook. CNN reported that the meeting didn't go well. In an interview with The New York Times, <mask> said that the N.A.A.C.P. had been going on for two years.Mr. <mask> said that they have watched the dialogue blossom into nothingness. They lack cultural sensitivity to understand that their platform is being used to cause harm, or they understand the harm that the platform is causing and they have chosen to take the profit as opposed to protecting the people. Variety reported that the two organizations will work together to develop and produce scripted, unscripted, and documentary projects for linear and streaming platforms. Increasing the visibility of Black artists is one of the goals of the partnership. A commitment to develop projects for CBS Television Network is included in the deal. The deal includes a commitment to develop for CBS-owned platforms but also to third-party platforms, meaning CBS/NAACP would own content that would be supplied to other buyers. The NAACP CEO said that the time has never been better to tell stories of the African American experience.Content has the power to shape perspectives and drive conversations. We are able to bring compelling and important content to a broad audience thanks to the partnership with CBS. President Joe Biden was met with by <mask> and others. The issue of voting rights was the focus of the meeting. <mask> was encouraged by the President's commitment to the issue. The Chief Justice of the Mississippi Supreme Court appointed <mask> to the Mississippi Access to Justice Commission. <mask> was appointed the Chair of the Governor's Commission for Recovery, Rebuilding, and Renewal by the Governor of Mississippi.On June 3, 2020, The Guardian published an op-ed by <mask> titled "In America, Black deaths are not a flaw in the system." They are the system. We are 3.5 times more likely to die of carbon dioxide than white people, according to an op-ed written by <mask>. The percentage of US coronavirus cases is twice that of Black people. We suffer from an underlying condition that makes the coronaviruses seek us by color. Say its name. The condition is not good.It is manifest in a lack of opportunity; in economic inequality; in the absence of healthcare; in a biased criminal justice system and in schools that scream for care. On the day after George Floyd's memorial, the op-ed was quoted by Wolf Blitzer on CNN. On September 25, 2020, <mask> was named as a member of the "Real Facebook Oversight Board". It wasn't a surprise to many of us that the shortage of hospitals and health care providers serving our communities, combined with the biased assumptions that lead doctors to undertreat Black people's pain and heart attacks, would result. As soon as the pandemic became racialized, many Americans would no longer be willing to make sacrifice in order to address a crisis that suddenly seemed to be not about us but about them. Lives and livelihoods are at stake most acutely in Black and brown communities. While the nation's chief executive uses his bully pulpit to sow division and demonize otherness, we are seeing high levels of scarcity, with extreme unemployment numbers.With the elections approaching, our country could sink to a level of tribalism that leads to violence. There are links to Tougaloo College alumni, South Texas College of Law alumni and activists from Detroit.

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texts: In the Union Territory of Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Di, <mask> was elected seven times as a member of the Lok Sabha from Dadra and Nagar Haveli constituency. He was a member of the Indian National Congress and the Bharatiya Janata Party, as well as founding his own party. The political career of <mask> was born in December of 1962. The Indian National Congress candidate in 1967, <mask>, joined the NCO when the party split in 1969. He lost the 1971 election as a NCO candidate. As a trade union leader in Silvassa, <mask> fought for the rights of tribal people working in different factories. Adivasi Vikas Sangathan was started in 1985 by him.He was an independent candidate in 1989 and won the Dadra and Nagar Haveli seat. He was re-elected in 1991 and 1996 as an Indian National Congress candidate. He was elected to the Lok Sabha in 1998 as a candidate from the same constituency. In 1999 and 2004, he was re-elected as an independent and the BNP candidate. He rejoined the Congress on February 4, 2009. He distanced himself from the Congress and was elected as an independent politician. He joined the Janata Dal (United) party in 2020.The mission of the Svargiya Sanjhibhai Rupjhibai Memorial Trust is to improve the quality of higher education in the tribal region of Dadra & Nagar Haveli. The campus spread over 50 acres of land in Silvassa has four colleges that are affiliated with the university. He built a community hall for the Adivasi tribal people. On July 5, 2020, <mask> posted a video on social media saying that he was going to resign as Lok Sabha MP because the local administration was tormenting him. All my efforts to get justice are blocked by these people. They are trying to frame me in fake cases, my supporters, the organisation I run or work for, and the people in it are also hounded. <mask> can be heard saying that the bureaucracy, police, investigating agencies, and local goons were harassing him at all levels.According to Sawant, an investigating officer told <mask>, "He has received an order from above". He claimed that on Liberation Day (2 August) he was denied the right to address the people of the region because he had raised the issue of "misbehaviour" by local officials. The son of <mask> stated that the local administration made things difficult for them. He said that his father's supporters and tribal workers had lost their jobs in the school because of their support for him. He said that his father was able to stop the attempts to demolish the college through a stay order from the court. In order to attend a court hearing of one of his supporters who was previously held in judicial custody at Silvassa sub-jail for carrying out illegal liquor smuggling in name of running a hotel, suicide <mask> traveled to Maharashtra. There was a suicide note left at the Hotel Sea Green in Mumbai.The note held politicians and administrative officials responsible for "injustice", "insult" and "bias" meted out to him. Maharashtra's Home Minister asked for a probe into the role of the saffron party in <mask>'s suicide to see if he was being pressured by the central government. If he had to end his life here, the suicide note would have vanished and no case would have been registered. The Prime Minister received a letter on February 25, 2021. Praful was facing allegations in the case of his father's death, so he should be removed as administrator. Section 306 (abetment of suicide), Section 389 (putting person in fear of accusation of offence, in order to commit extortion) and Section 506 (criminal intimidation) are included in the First Information Report. Prime Minister Modi, Home Minister Shah, LS Speaker Om Birla, and Parlimentary Personnel, Public Grievances, Law and Justice committee chairman were all named in the complaint."If harassment to me is not stopped, then I would be left with no option but to commit suicide," <mask> said at the Lok Sabha Privileges Committee hearing. The creation of a Special Investigation Team was announced hours before theFIR was registered. "MVA government in Maharashtra has deputed the anti- terrorism squad to investigate the matter but I request the PM through this House that the local administration, SP and Collector should be sacked and tried under the Indian Penal Code." The Nationalist Congress Party leader and MPs from other parties signed a memorandum on March 10, 2021. People took to the streets in Silvassa on February 26, 2021. Local leaders present included the president of the Daman Youth Action Committee. Placards argued that <mask>'s fate was an 'institutional murder'.Street protests continued through Silvassa. The protesters demanded the removal of Praful. The local administration program was canceled on 12 March after local politicians led protesters with black flags. Protesters burnt an effigy of a person. A bandh will be held on Monday, March 22, 2021. There is a biographical sketch on the Parliament of India website.

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texts: <mask> was a gynecologist. He was being investigated by the Los Angeles Police Department for sexual abuse by a single person. One of five children, <mask> was born and raised in Plattsburgh, New York. His mother's side had some French ancestry. He joined the Navy after abandoning his studies at the State University of New York Plattsburgh. While in the Navy, he was sent to the Defense Language Institute in Monterey to study Vietnamese, a language that was in high demand for the American Intelligence efforts during the Vietnam War. He was stationed in Manila.<mask> was able to learn Tagalog during this time. <mask> graduated summa cum laude from the State University of New York in 1971 after being discharged from the Navy. There was training in 1980. <mask> went back to the Philippines to start medical school at the Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Medical Center. He went to the Medical College of Pennsylvania before moving to the Drexel University College of Medicine. After graduating from medical school, <mask> was selected for a residency at Kaiser in Los Angeles. After completing his residency, he found an opening for the student health center at the University of Southern California.<mask> practiced at the University of Southern California University Park Health Center. From August 14, 1989 to June 21, 2016 he worked at the university. He was the only full-time gynecologist. The Los Angeles Times published an article about allegations of sexual abuse. Hundreds of women have come forward accusing <mask> of sexual abuse and racial discrimination. <mask> was arrested by the Los Angeles Police Department and charged with 29 felonies related to allegations by 16 women. There are 19 counts of sexual penetration and 11 counts of sexual battery by fraud.The victims were between the ages of 17 and 29 and fell within the statute of limitations. <mask> denied the charges. The bail was lowered to $1.6 million. At least 700 claims and dozens of civil lawsuits are still being investigated by the District Attorney's office. The University of Southern California released documents related to Tyndall's employment. Student complaints, internal correspondence between Tyndall and USC employees, and Tyndall's performance evaluations are included in the records. There is a lot of correspondence with Larry Neinstein, who died in 2016Hundreds of USC students and alumni have come forward with allegations of sexual abuse, assault, battery, and harassment since the initial Los Angeles Times article was published. Many patients reported that <mask> made them feel uncomfortable and violated. There were many requests to change providers and not see <mask> again. Larry Neinstein is the executive director of USC's Student Health Center. <mask> was reported for taking improper photographs by an undergraduate student in 1991. <mask> told a student that a rock guitarist from Megadeth had sex in public on the streets of Chicago. The student wrote a letter that said it was degrading and humiliating.In September 2003 and February 2004 it was reported that <mask> did not allow chaperones access behind the curtain during gynecological exams. Neinstein documented that the men had a conversation and Tyndall understood. The physical layout of the exam rooms were altered as a result of Tyndall blocking chaperones access. The student was made extremely uncomfortable by comments about his sexual orientation. The comments made me feel uncomfortable. In October 2009, a student reported that Tyndall made an inappropriate comment about her pubic hair. Is there a laser hair removal?The student said she was angry and uncomfortable. According to Larry Neinstein's notes, if Tyndall was going to talk about pubic hair, he should recommend someone who might have a good procedure that could be recommended. Neinstein said that Tyndall understood. The accuser made me feel like a horrible person, according to a complaint. USC staff concerns regarding <mask> state that he continues to say inappropriate things to students and staff and that he talks about nipples being a 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 USC Engemann Student Health Center has received reports of inappropriate racial comments from both students and staff. In 2003 the USC Office of Equity and Diversity received the concerns.There would be a "reconquista" if statements such as "Mexicans are taking over" were true. "Hispanics have green thumbs so I like to ask them to care for my plant when I am off." African-American students are denied access to the Student Health Center after hours. There is a statement that black women have too many children. A question to an African American colleague. It was said that most blacks don't know proper English. A January 2016 student complaint states that Dr. <mask> is a racist.He was less than a person and treated me like a criminal. Tyndall makes minorities wait longer than Asian or White patients, according to internal staff comments. Tyndall made comments that students looked like his wife and told students about his Filipina wife. Tyndall had a preference for Asian patients and international students. Tyndall said he tried to empathise with the patients when he spoke about his interest in international students. International students are accused of being easier to victimize due to being unfamiliar with the culture, English language, and practice of American gynecology. The University of Southern California Concerns with <mask>'s conduct and behavior were handled internally at the USC health centers by Larry Neinstein, William Leavitt, and the director of Quality and Safety.The USC Office of Equity and Diversity received complaints from students and staff. OED representatives interviewed USC staff and a student who voiced a complaint. <mask>'s comments made patients feel uncomfortable and many students refused to see him again. There was insufficient evidence of USC policy violation reported by the OED. <mask> was reported to the USC Office of Equity and Diversity again. The following reports were made by the staff. While performing exams, <mask> would make comments such as "are you a runner?"Almost every day on every patient. The practice of Tyndall performing full body checks was not documented in patient medical records. Internal documents state that "Unfortunately the Medical Assistants have worked with this so long and feel our management has known about it, yet nothing has been done...At this point they do not keep track of specific names as it occurs every day." The staff making the report is seen as the problem when they go to HR, according to a staff member who contacted the OED. <mask> was reported to USC's Relationship and Sexual Violence Prevention Services. They were frustrated that previous reports to the university had not changed <mask>'s behavior. He was placed on paid administrative leave on June 17, 2016 after the discovery of patient photographs in Tyndall's office.There were many concerns about <mask>'s hygiene. A nurse reported in June 2016 that she had never seen <mask> wash his hands. Tyndall asked to keep a patient's IUD after it had been removed at least two times. In October 2007 and April 2016 multiple USC staff complained that <mask>'s office was a mess and smelled horrible. <mask> was placed on administrative leave because of the unsanitary conditions of his office. The source of the flies and bugs was determined to be <mask>'s office while he was on vacation. A locked file cabinet filled with pictures of patients was discovered while cleaning his office.He was placed on administrative leave for violating policies of office maintenance and protection of patient health information. Consultants from MDReview visited USC on November 15 and 16 to investigate <mask>. <mask> was interviewed. Many of Dr. Tyndall's practices are not within the current standard of care according to MDReview. His procedures for breast and Pelvic exams were not within standards of care, and did not qualify as informed consent with regard to patient's rights. The report stated that some of <mask>'s behaviors were potentially indicative of underlying psychopathy and raised significant concerns about the physical and psychological safety of patients. According to the MDReview investigation, the following are direct quotes taken from employees.Your husband will be happy. On January 31, the Office of Equity and Diversity presented the findings of investigations to <mask> and the administration. USC's sexual harassment policy does not state that his actions were a violation. The USC policies against race harassment were found to have been violated by <mask>. After the conclusion of the investigation, <mask> was told that he was going to be terminated. If <mask> agreed to resign, he was offered a severance package. He resigned with a package of money.USC did not have to report <mask> to the Medical Board because it is not governed by the rules of hospitals and clinics, according to the Los Angeles Times. The university reported <mask> after he asked to be reinstated. The USC President resigned due to pressure. Professors and students were unhappy with the university's handling of the <mask> situation. The accusations of <mask>ll have become the largest investigation of sexual abuse performed by the Los Angeles Police Department. The Los Angeles Police Department obtained a number of search warrants for <mask>'s personal property, including his home and storage units. Hundreds more images of unclothed women were included in the findings.Dozens of hard drives are still being reviewed. Since the searches of <mask>'s belongings, it has been discovered that he was selling homemade sex tapes and photos in the Philippines. USC agreed to a $215 million class-action settlement for tens of thousands of women treated by Tyndall. The patient's willingness to provide written statements or interviews with mental health professionals will determine the amount of compensation. On March 25, 2021, USC and a group of women announced that they had reached an $852 million settlement, the largest sexual abuse settlement against any university. The total value of the settlements was over $1 billion. <mask> married a Filipina woman.It is thought that <mask> was 20 years old at the time. The Lafayette Park neighborhood of Los Angeles was where <mask> and his wife lived. The University of the East alumni are State University of New York at Plattsburgh and the University of Southern California staff are American people of French descent.

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texts: A Taiwanese-born food writer and TV chef, known in English-language simply as <mask>, is also a food writer. She is the author of nine best-selling cookbooks and has appeared in a variety of television cooking programmes. She has created her own food businesses. She is known for her TV programmes, books, noodle range, and involvement in many campaigns and causes. When she was 11 years old, her parents moved to England from South Africa, where she spent most of her early childhood. After graduating from Queen Mary and Westfield College of the University of London, England, and Bocconi Business School in Milan, Italy, she obtained a first class economics degree and set up her own food businesses, Fuge Foods. She is a regular guest on the Saturday Kitchen hosted by Matt Tebbutt.Saturday Kitchen was hosted by <mask>. She is a regular guest on This Morning. She appeared on Channel 4's Weekend Kitchen with Waitrose, as well as on Food and Drink hosted by Tom Kerridge. Melanie Sykes is on Grand Designs Live. She was an occasional guest on the Sky Television show. In the US, <mask> is a regular guest on the NBC's The Today Show, as well as a guest on the CBS show. She was a judge on Iron Chef America.She was a guest judge on Poland's Top Chef. There have been eleven international television programmes hosted by <mask>. Her first show was Ching's Kitchen, which was on UKTV Food. Chinese Food Made Easy was hosted by <mask>. The series was licensed into The Cooking Channel in the US, New Zealand, Germany, Iceland, Poland, Australia, and Belgium, as well as the other Asian feeds, including China, Hong Kong SAR, Republic of China, Singapore, and Korea. A new cookery series was hosted by <mask> in 2010. The Chinese Food in Minutes series was based on her book.It included a branded website with video, recipes, episode guides, and more. The Cooking Channel aired her series Easy Chinese San Francisco in 2011. 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She was nominated for an award for her work on this series.A one-hour special about the Ultimate Chinese Feast was aired on the Cooking Channel. The fourth television series was filmed in partnership with the Cooking Channel. Over the course of twenty-five (25) half-hour episodes, <mask> travelled across the US to meet failing Asian restaurant owners and help them save their businesses. The Asian Food Channel aired the TV series in Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Philippines. The second series of the Restaurant Redemption was aired in the United States. One episode of Eat: The Story of Food was aired on the National Geographic Channel in the United States. The Big Eat was hosted by <mask> and aired on the Food Network UK.The new series was filmed in May of 2015. The ten times 30-minute series was produced by Sentient Films and aired in over 100 countries around the world. The British Empire made a Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (MBE) for services to the culinary arts. Click & Cook is an online video recipe library that offers exclusive step-by-step Chinese fusion recipes for people to cook themselves at home. China Modern: 100 cutting-edge, fusion-style recipes for the 21st century was her first recipe book. She published a second recipe book in 2008 to accompany a six-part television series called Chinese Food Made Easy. Chinese Food Made Easy was an instant success, attracting millions of viewers.Her book was a number one best-seller for six weeks. <mask>'s Chinese Food in Minutes was published on September 3, 2009. The UK version of <mask>'s Fast Food and the US version of <mask>'s Everyday Easy Chinese were released in 2011. Exploring China: A Culinary Adventure was published in 2012 As they traveled and explored China'sculinary culture, the book accompanied the TV series. Eat Clean: Wok Yourself to Health was released in March of 2015. Kyle Books was the publisher of Stir Crazy: 100 healthy wok recipes.It won the best UK Chinese Cookery Book at the Gourmand Awards. Wok On: delicious balanced Asian meals in 30 minutes or less for Kyle Books was released in September. The UK Chinese cookery book won best book at the Gourmand Awards. Asian Green will be released by Kyle Books in January 2021. The book contains everyday plant-based recipes inspired from across Asia to create delicious simple, healthy, vegan dishes that everyone can enjoy. Several food magazines have been written for by <mask>. Her magazine contributions include a red carpet report for Jamie, OK!, Hello!, and The Sunday Telegraph.As well as websites such as Good Food Channel and Food Network, <mask> has contributed to online publications. She was asked to demonstrate to the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cornwall the art of dumpling making on their royal visit to Chinatown in London in celebration of Chinese New Year. In 2007, she was asked to conduct a food tour of Chinatown, London, for the Duke and Duchess's first visit together. The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA), British Lung Foundation, and the World Wide Fund for Nature are some of the charities that <mask> supports. Centrepoint has an Ambassador named <mask>. Chinese Food Made Easy won the award for Second Best Chinese cuisine book in the world at the Gourmand World Cookbook Awards. 3rd Best Chinese cuisine book in the world was won by Chinese Food in Minutes.Chinese Food Made Easy was the winner of the Lifestyle Category at the NAMIC Vision Awards. The Cooking Channel's Easy Chinese was nominated for an award. The Gourmand Award was given to Exploring China: A Culinary Adventure. The Best Chinese cuisine book in the UK was won by Stir Crazy. Wok On won the award for Best Chinese cuisine book in the UK. On NBC's Today Show on 6th August 2020, Al Roker and friends will attempt to set a Guinness World Record for participation in an online sandwich making relay. Queen Elizabeth II made <mask> a Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire for his services to the Culinary Arts.Jamie Cho is an actor who lives with his wife, <mask> <mask>. She supports Traditional Chinese Medicine. She signed an online petition against the European Directive on Traditional Herbal Medicinal Products. I used to use herbal medicine. Let the people decide if they want to spend more money on research. Books Exploring China is a published work. London.The books are from the British Broadcasting Corporation. Chinese Food In Minutes is an official website of Channel 5 Broadcasting.

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texts: After 203 BC, he was a consular legate in 207 BC, as well as a Curule aedile and a Praetor of Cisalpine Gaul. He was the first to inform the Roman Senate that the Second Punic War had ended. He fought at the Battle of the Metaurus with his co-consul of 206 BC, Quintus Caecilius Metellus. He is different from his father, who was a dictator in 217 BC. A powerful patrician family of the Roman Republic was called the Veturii Philones. He is the son of the man who died during his censorship. He was most likely not the father of Tiberius Veturius <mask>, the flamen martialis from 204 BC, because he was born at some point before 236 BC.According to Roman law, <mask> <mask> would have had to have been at least twenty-seven years old at the time he was elected, meaning he was born in 237 BC. In 209 BC, with Quintus Fabius Maximus returning as consul for the fifth time, and Quintus Fulvius Flaccus doing so for the fourth time, the elections of Praetors quickly followed. The jurisdiction over foreigners in Rome as well as command over the province of Cisalpine Gaul was assigned to him. After holding command over two legions in Gaul, <mask> continued to serve in that capacity in the year 208 BC. During the Second Punic War, Veturius <mask> served as a consular legate with the up-and-coming Quintus Caecilius Metellus. They were sent back to Rome to announce the victory and death of the Carthaginian commander. Making their way into the Forum, the three emissaries were forced to push their way through jubilant crowds and into the senate, where Veturius read out the news, to the shouted approval of the senate, which declared a three day's thanksgiving.Horsemen under Claudius Nero praised Caecilius Metellus and Veturius <mask> for their actions during the campaign, and encouraged the commons to create the two as consuls for the next year. The "courage and fidelity" with which the legates had served them was the opinion of the two consuls of 207 BC. Caecilius Metellus was made the magister equitum, as well as the consul for the upcoming year 206 BC, by the dictator, who wanted to hold the comitia in 207. They were appointed to the province to carry on the war. Livy does recount some things that took place in the area, but nothing much is said to have taken place. Before leaving Rome, the two new consuls were told by the senate to return to their lands the people who had been displaced during earlier years of the war in the ravaged and desolated province. The senate commanded this due to the complaints they had received from the inhabitants of the province regarding the neighboring Gauls, who took advantage of the wartime confusion and laid waste to many areas therein.The citizens of Cremona and Placentia were told to return to their homes by the two consuls before they left. After receiving his army from a certain proprietor named Quintus Claudius, which he then proceeded to fill with newly raised soldiers, <mask> enlisted on his own initiative. After arriving in the province at the beginning of the spring, the consuls found that many had returned to their homes, presumably to drive away the Gauls and Carthaginian-aligned forces that still held control in parts of Bruttium traitorous to Rome. The plunder, as well as most of the men, were saved despite being attacked by the Bruttians and Numidian javelin-men on their way to Lucania. Lucania returned its loyalties to Rome without resistance. The next year, 205 BC, after Scipio Africanus' triumphant return to Rome from Spain, Veturius <mask>, in his capacity as outgoing consul, proceeded to hold the consular elections. Metellus was appointed dictator by Publius Licinius Crassus Dives in 205 BC after he had left Rome to clean up in Bruttium.Metellus oversaw the election of Marcus Cethegus and Publius Tuditanus to the consulships of 204 BC, with whom he would have been close after many years of service. After the elections, Metellus abdicated his office as dictator and concluded <mask>'s period of service as magister equitum. In 202 BC, Veturius <mask> on his campaign into Africa. As armistice negotiations were dragged on by the Carthaginians, they sent <mask> back to Rome along with M. Ralla and L.Scipio, the commander-in-chief's brother. After reports that the Carthaginians had broken the armistice and resumed hostilities, Veturius <mask> returned to Africa. After witnessing the Carthaginian defeat at the Battle of Zama, <mask> was sent with the news of the glorious victory to Rome, approaching the Senate, which had gathered at the Temple of Bellona, in a move reminiscent of that which he had performed after the victory. According to Livy, L. <mask> <mask> reported that Carthage had made her last effort, a battle had been fought with Hannibal and an end had been put to this disastrous war.This announcement was received by the senators with great joy, and Veturius reported a further success, namely the defeat of Vermina, the son of Syphax. He was told to go to the Assembly and tell the people good news. Public thanksgivings were ordered for three days after all the temples in the City were open. There are 3rd-century BC births and 2nd-century BC Romans Curule aediles.

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texts: <mask> was a British supporter of universal and women's suffrage. She and her daughter, Winnie, and son-in-law, Alfred Mason, were found guilty of conspiring to kill the Prime Minister, David Lloyd George. Some of the evidence given in the case against them appears to have been fabricated. <mask> was the daughter of an engine driver who worked as a house servant when she was young. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 They had four children, three daughters and a son. Willie's application for exemption from military service as a conscientious objector was rejected in 1916.<mask> was a socialist. Although a source of membership is not known, she was a friend of members of the Socialist Labour Party. Police found copies of Socialist and The Tribunal in her house after her arrest. She and her children were active in campaigning for feminism until Britain joined the First World War. The Women's Social and Political Union had strong support for the War. With her family, including her daughters Hettie and Winnie and son Willie, Wheeldon expressed her opposition to the War. <mask> supported the <mask> family by selling secondhand clothes in her shop at 12 Pear Tree Road, where she and her family lived, which was incorrect.The Wheeldon family was known to shelter young men who were on the run. In December 1916 'Alex Gordon', an undercover agent from P.M.S.2, arrived at the Wheeldon home and claimed to be a conscientious objector on the run. He was taken in for the night by <mask>. He invented a story that the work camps for conscientious objectors were guarded by dogs. Herbert Booth was introduced to <mask> as an army deserter by Gordon. A package containing curare and strychnine was sent to her. The chemicals were supposed to be used to kill guard dogs at a work camp.The basis of the case against the family was formed by this claim. <mask>, Hettie, Winnie and Winnie's husband, Alfred Mason, were all charged with conspiracy to murder the Liberal Prime Minister David Lloyd George and Labour Party cabinet minister Arthur Henderson. The prosecution was led by the Attorney-General. He prosecuted the case in person at the Old Bailey. Smith refused to call Gordon as a witness or give his location in order to prevent him from being cross-examined. Even though the jury recommended mercy on account of their youth, Alfred Mason and Winnie were sentenced to seven and five years, respectively. Hettie was found not guilty.<mask> went on a hunger strike after she was sent to prison. Three days after the conviction, the Amalgamated Society of Engineers published an open letter to the Home Secretary, demanding that the police officers who have evidence against the Wheeldon family be put in the Witness Box. The case against Wheeldon was "shaky", according to Dr Nicholas Hiley of the University of Kent, who was quoted in a January 2012 report on a campaign to clear her name. During the First World War, MI5 became fixated on political opposition to the war and the Wheeldons' unusual combination of beliefs drew them in. Alex Gordon was a convicted blackmailer who had twice been declared criminally insane and was released from the high-security Broadmoor Hospital only two years before being employed by Hiley. At the time of Mrs Wheeldon's arrest, the case against her and her family was fabricated to justify the department's being kept open, according to Hiley. Lloyd George requested that <mask> be released from prison on December 31, 1917.She died of the flu a little over a year later in 1919. At her funeral, Willie, her nephew also a CO, placed a red flag over her coffin and her friend John Smith Clarke, still evading police as a conscientious objector, was the only speaker. Winnie and Hettie were too sick to attend the funeral. There was concern that <mask>'s grave would be defaced. Hettie married the first chairman of the Communist Party of Great Britain in 1920. <mask> joined a Friends Emergency Victims of War Relief mission in 1921, married in Russia, took Soviet Union citizenship, and became a translator for the Comintern. He was shot on Christmas Day of 1937 after being arrested during the Stalinist purges.The Blue Plaque was erected by Derby City Council and the Derby Civic Society. "<mask>, <mask>", Oxford Dictionary of National Biography Jackson, John, "Losing the plot", History Today, May 2007, "The Plot to Kill Lloyd George: The Story of <mask> and the Peartree Conspiracy" The website is edited by John Simpkin. The people from Derby were anti-war activists and suffragists.

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